Sentence examples for deviant as a from inspiring English sources

As Right Wing Watch notes, Robertson used the iconic Seussian anti-holiday deviant as a metaphor for those "miserable atheists" who "want to steal [Christmas] away from you".

We did find a main effect of deviants, as well as deviant by age interaction in the sensory cortex, which indicates that changes in prosody stimuli were encoded at the sensory level.

Once activated, that region partitions the deviant chord as a different segment with distinct boundaries.

Nor is it deviant, as I mistakenly argued in a previous post: the numbers show that sexting is on its way to becoming a national pastime.Yet I agree that Mr Weiner should snuff out his mayoral aspirations.

The painting on copper is somewhat deviant as the cross-section presents a single preparation layer with mainly lead white, charcoal black and earth pigments.

In these regions, the intensity and extent of the activation evoked by the deviants decreased as a function of the demands of the primary visual task.

Her expression melds a sharp intelligence with a vivid eroticism that for female politicians of a certain age is as deviant as can be.

In the course of his testimony, Welner variously referred to radical Islam as "deviant," a "pathology," and a "passion;" he also analogized it to a "fungating tumor wrapped around an artery" that must be surgically removed.

"Normalization" once meant making the deviant conform to the ordinary, but it now means the opposite, accepting the deviant as the new ordinary.

The first thing I learned was that my behavior is not as deviant as I had feared.

Bugs as Deviant Behavior: A General Approach to Inferring Errors in Systems Code (postscript) (PDF).